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Cowboy Up Horse Trails

The term "cowboy up" refers to a cowboy getting back up and carrying on after a setback, however, it can also mean taking on the role of a cowboy and going horseback riding on trails. Horseback trails are available all over the United States so it may be difficult to choose a location. Most accommodate children and adults and have experienced guides. Consider cowboying up for your next vacation for a unique experience.

Cowboy Up In Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
- If you're headed toward South Carolina for a different kind of vacation, check out Cowboy Up Horseback Riding, a family-owned business with two locations in Myrtle Beach. You might meet Dolly, a miniature pinto pony, the mascot of the pasture. You will have one guide for every five riders and trails for beginners to more-experienced horseback riders.
Horseback Riding Trails in the Colorado Rocky Mountains
- Go horseback riding in the Colorado high country with Tenderfoot Outfitters. Cowboy up for a three-hour horseback ride, a 90 minute trail ride, a half or full day trek. Experienced mountain horses will make the trail ride enjoyable as you take in the spectacular panoramic views.
Children's Cowboy Up Summer Camp Ranch
- Children can attend summer camp at the Let's Cowboy Up Ranch in Dallas, Texas, one week at a time. For four hours every day, children learn about horse care and horseback riding. Each Saturday, the children get to show off their new skills at a community gathering. Kids will also be introduced to carpentry, growing crops, horse shoeing, welding and masonry.
Horses for Heroes
- Horses for Heroes is a special cowboy up horseback riding experience involving horse therapy and a wellness-vocational rehabilitation at no cost to active United States military or veterans who have been injured physically or experienced combat trauma. It is based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Veterans complete different phases of the program in a supportive and therapeutic environment.

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